Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

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Ge1eral Manager Baeklsy, wife and
daaghtes, Of Tseoma, WAC have been
thsEs some davs. Mr. Kaafnan, vksu
taking about the merits Of the bot sui
phRF water, keys his ecnveFsatioE 10
saperiatiyos entirely. Il have visited
most Of the hotel medical springs Of
the United States" be said .bat never
felt such bsnsft IS resulted from one g
two baths IN this. There is no use
talking. the curative property OF thai
water b wondeTfuL ] saw the hrss
mate Of Q Norwegian ship who came
there absolutely eRippled 90 THAI be was
no use to himself OF ans body eiss. he
vas doubled ap 30 that be could net
iook you in the face and could not walk
without erutchss. In seven days after
arriving there be thFeW his eFutehes
away and Il nov Is we'll a. anybody.
Mr.. Cook Of EslsnSburR. q prominent
politician, came there very sick and 10
Improving equally fast. can myself
teftify to lie invigoEating and health
giving qualities
"The Recommendation al Che springs
are being constantly improved, and are
nov 6Est class" continued Mr.. ksuf-
nan. The springs are under the gen.
sral supervision Of Messrs. Mccain and
RaFQuharson, both we'll known IN Tt
coma and Puyailup. They are nov
about 10 build ihFee saw mills in Il Q
nsiehboFhood, to eut the magnificent
timber Of that region. They are pas-
ting up an additional house containing
twenty four rooms for the acoommoda
ton Of guests 81 the springs, and are
also buildtng
SWAT aooMs
To be attached 10 the bath roomF,
where persons. after bathing, may take
q quiet siesta and sweat luxuriously.S
and speaking about sweating said
the Posi- ISTKLLIaEScKR man, "they tell
me you have q letter from Charley
voorhees, explaining Why be 10 not on
an excursion through the Sound country
with the Governor, GWin Hicks and
others, a. veil ss touching UPON some
other equally important matters"
"Yes,' said Mr.. Kaufman, shat ID
true;" and be drew from his pocket q
large, three sheet letter, post marked az
OolfGx, W. T., from which the follow
ing may be deemed Of snfii sient i'm
poFtance 10 print:
II am now ende1voFine 70 close up
my personal and professional matters
as rapidly IS possible 10 order that |
leaTing, however, nv purpose Is to make
a brief visit IN the Pan II andle. know
bnt little from personal inspection Of
that oouutrV ana / regard il AZ vsry i'm
poTtans that shonld learn something
in personal way Of the country
BxRoRK RETURNING EAsI.
The most vital matter which nov de-
mands the attention Of every citizsn Of
Washington Territory is our admission
into the union, aud nay early return TO
the East grows directly out Of this pro
position. Recent Developments have
convinced me that, with an early aud a
proper effort at organic alton, We may
safely hope for good results during the
hrst session Of the present Congress.
Ny intention is 10 put myself IN per-
sooal consultation With certain friends
Of admission, in the East, ss soon as
posi- Die and mark out such q course OF
action as may result In something for
admission, such recognition In the for.
matioa of the House Committees as will
enable as 20 obtain Q favorable report
at such an eaE,1 day, during the nFst
session, as viz leave "a q reasonable
chance TO consider il before The close Of
the session. IL seems 10 me that IL the
situation is properly handled We can
practically win our admission fight Ne
tween this and tha meeting Of Congress
next December. Il 10 instinct with this
idea that shall leave for the East Just
as soon as ! can arrange my matters
here aud complete my trio through the
Pan HArdle."
Mr.. Kaufman returns TO the Hot
Springs tomorrow or next day.
RACK TO rae MINES.
W. B. Kelly, Jscob Ralph, T. J. Ham,
llton and Mr.. Ross left on this after
Moons train for Clealam, where they
have some mining intefest-at least, |
lone OF them have and others hops to. |
dr. Kelly bat recently returned from |
he salmon River Mines, where be Is |
With 5. l.. Nixon and others
a the navigation scheme Is well as /
ntneE. MF. Nixon purposes returning
here Ia few days. He IL enthusiasts /
'veR The outlook for the mining region
md says there is no doubt OF its being a
,ig camp. "The miaes are located on
)Onconuoily creek, in Stevens county,
le says How this creek came 20 Be
allied Salmon river, | don't know. Il
rot > river, neither are there salmon
. IT, There is salmon river in Idaho,
I'D this fact leads 10 frequent confu-
aon Of localities that " a anare 10
aany. Conconpuily creek smpiies into
ne Okinakane river 3 miles from
Ieere the Okinskans smpties into the
loismhia- Tbs region has been within
ne Moses Reservation And the Indians
ave
KIP THE NnuEs our
lnsil recently, vhen ii vas thrown
Gen. The whole rcGioa has only beer
ndkr prospect aeoat q year, and for %
bort time, has developed wonder
ally. The Indians knew there vas
aiuahle mineral there, and used 10
lrfns samples OF il out occaaionafly.
he Okinakane river is navissbie North
eyon6 the British Columbia line.
Ioe sohefiEgs % the mfll-owners Al
be head Of the BAY bee lnse Of tue pilSs Z
iFiTer therein BY the railroad company.
atertering With free navigation, have
lfssdy etECu TO Be reported Say1eT ,
stevens. pianirs mil oWners, haa
lree boon Of tess toEed up 10 TIE
aiiroad piles few DAYS AGO, and hs3ue
nAhle 10 30 teyond, stoppSd there,
atGrsllY eroozh Use tide vas hieh
{ the tine. and uhen ID dFcpped, Ire
ootn LOGS remained IN the aud, While ,
be others vert laser and A1Atsa oat
ncernesth. An heaF later they ere | q
anted au appsaranee highly surasins
} tee small shiidFsn on tie tanks, who
'sichsd thsra. and not unitsrrstiur 10
der bat coRiemplAfive mindS
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idtls diasrvnt dtrec1iens they viii
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tesir sasks s1d thsy fairly bsspsekisd
e bay. snsiy, IN psiFs and irsoa
ben TIE tfce Sazne IN sEAin q h4ast was Z
ispateeea % estAsE tssz ap. hul nasny
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troasEfs and RoW ass q eaaui on. ID
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